Video Pilot Editor SOW

Quote Request โ€” Creative Partner Fulfillment ยท Project Ref LQTOVKQI

To
Creative Partner Fulfillment Team (video editor)
From
Chad Morgan โ€” Creative Partner
Date
May 15, 2026
Project Ref
LQTOVKQI (use this ID for all quote correspondence)
Industry
Commercial Foodservice Equipment Installation & Service (B2B field-service contractor)
Scope
Content pilot โ€” 6 short videos from client-shot raw footage
Reply to
chad@creativepartnersolutions.com

1.What I Need From You

A firm quote (lump sum + itemized) on the video pilot below, plus your proposed timeline. Two scope inputs are still pending from the client and I'll forward those the moment they land โ€” for now quote against the estimates and we'll firm up at SOW sign.

โš ๏ธ Client confidentiality: Please reference this project only as Project LQTOVKQI in all correspondence. Do not reach out to the client directly โ€” all communication routes through Creative Partner.

2.Client Industry + Project Overview

Industry. Commercial foodservice equipment installation & service. B2B field-service contractor working as a 1099 subcontractor through a national facilities-management aggregator. The client removes and installs commercial bakery and deli equipment โ€” bakery ovens up to 4,000 lb (pickup-truck-sized), rack washers, pan washers, hot cases, fryers โ€” at national big-box retail bakery/deli departments and independent bakeries across the eastern US. Multi-state service area east of Mississippi, 2-5 day jobs, 16-20 hour shifts.

Why this content exists. Build a social-content library to drive brand awareness for the trade and set up a future channel for refurbished-equipment resale to small bakeries. This is the content pilot before ongoing retainer.

Project scope. 6 short videos cut from client-shot raw footage. Time-lapse + before/after style. No audio.

3.Reference Images from Client

Sample equipment and job-site photos provided by the client. These show typical scale + work conditions so you can budget for color-grade, framing, and footage variety.

Client equipment/job-site reference photo 1 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 2 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 3 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 4 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 5 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 6 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 7 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 8 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 9 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 10 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 11 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 12 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 13 Client equipment/job-site reference photo 14

4.Deliverables

# Format Aspect Length Distribution
1Vertical9:1630-60sTikTok / Reels / Shorts
2Vertical9:1630-60sTikTok / Reels / Shorts
3Vertical9:1630-60sTikTok / Reels / Shorts
4Vertical9:1630-60sTikTok / Reels / Shorts
5Vertical9:1630-60sTikTok / Reels / Shorts
6Horizontal16:9~2 minFB / LinkedIn โ€” same content as one of the vertical pieces, presented in long form for the wider-platform format comparison

One job โ†’ six videos. Client shoots one full equipment removal + install over 2-5 days. You cut all six pieces from that single batch of raw footage. Future months will repeat the pattern with new jobs.

A/B TREATMENT SPLIT

The 6 pilot videos are split into two treatment variants so we gather hard completion-rate + save-rate data for Phase 2.

Same raw footage, two treatment variants. After release we measure save rate + completion rate to lock in the format for the ongoing engagement. Editor should price both paths separately โ€” see Section 12.

SCOPE-DRIVING LABOR VARIABLE

Editor receives approximately 20 hours of raw footage from a single job (often shot across 2-5 days). Multi-camera: static tripod cam + body-worn hat-clip cam + optional AI-tracking (OBSBOT Tail Air) third angle. Editor reviews all 20 hours, logs highlights, selects + cuts down to 6 finished short pieces.

This 20 โ†’ 6 ratio is what we need your quote to address directly. Footage volume is the labor question โ€” please tell us specifically how you'll handle the review/log step efficiently on this scale.

Client is confirming the 20-hour estimate this week. If it lands materially different (10 hrs / 40 hrs), we'll revise the SOW before sign-off. Quote against the 20-hour estimate.

5.Style + Tone Direction

6.Raw Footage You'll Receive

7.Brand Assets

8.Audio Strategy (Data-Backed)

We're optimizing for completion rate + save rate โ€” the two signals the TikTok algorithm weights as primary distribution drivers in 2026. For sensory/process content the data points to a 3-layer audio approach plus the A/B treatment split described in Section 4.

Layer 1 โ€” Ambient process audio (hero)

Layer 2 โ€” Music (supporting)

Layer 3 โ€” Captions + tactical on-screen text

Path B variant โ€” Light AI VO (2 of 6 videos only)

DATA RATIONALE

Why ambient + light AI VO instead of "no audio":

9.Revisions + Timeline

10.File Delivery

11.Payment Terms

50% on SOW acceptance, 50% on final delivery โ€” or your standard structure, whichever you prefer. State in your quote.

12.What Your Quote Should Include

  1. Total cost (lump sum) for the pilot batch
  2. Itemized breakdown: editing labor / footage review-and-log / color / motion graphics / music license / project management
  3. Your approach to the 20-hour-raw โ†’ 6-video labor question โ€” specifically how you'll efficiently review and log 20 hours
  4. Proposed timeline (first cut + revisions + final)
  5. Two portfolio examples in adjacent styles โ€” construction / time-lapse / trade content preferred
  6. Per-video unit price for ongoing monthly engagement after pilot
  7. Per-revision-round overage cost beyond the 2 included
  8. Path A vs Path B pricing split: baseline rate per Path A video (4 videos) + add-on cost per Path B video (2 videos with light AI VO on 2-3 lines)
  9. Voice suppression labor cost per video โ€” Adobe Podcast Enhance / iZotope RX 11 pass to remove client voice while preserving ambient. State if your studio has the tools in-house or if this routes through a third party.
  10. AI VO tool access โ€” do you have ElevenLabs (or equivalent) on subscription, or do we need to provide voice generation? Note your preferred AI VO platform.
  11. Any flags or scope concerns based on what you read above โ€” don't be polite, call them out. Specifically: if you have a strong opinion AGAINST the Path A / Path B split, flag it.

13.Out of Scope (This SOW)

14.Inputs Still Pending From Client

Informational โ€” don't block your quote on these. We'll fold into the final SOW once they arrive.

InputExpectedEffect on scope
Confirmed footage volume estimateThis weekIf materially > 20 hrs, SOW + price revised before sign-off
3-5 style reference TikTok/YouTube linksThis weekTone alignment confirmation; no quote change unless extreme outlier